You’ve just stumbled upon the most in-depth Computer Organization & Organization course series online. With over 4000 students enrolled and 500+ 5 star reviews to date in the area of computer science, my computer science courses are enjoyed by students from 101 countries.
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You’ve just stumbled upon the most in-depth Computer Organization & Organization course series online. With over 4000 students enrolled and 500+ 5 star reviews to date in the area of computer science, my computer science courses are enjoyed by students from 101 countries.
You’ve just stumbled upon the most in-depth Computer Organization & Organization course series online. With over 4000 students enrolled and 500+ 5 star reviews to date in the area of computer science, my computer science courses are enjoyed by students from 101 countries.
Whether you want to:
- build the skills in computer architecture and organization
- crack interview questions on secondary memory and memory hierarchy of computer architecture and organization.
- or just understand computers on how they make use of secondary memory.
...this complete Masterclass on secondary memory is the course you need to do all of this, and more.
Are you aiming to get a degree in the area of computer science as a topper ? This course is designed to give you the skills you need to answer any question on secondary memory, memory hierarchy. By the end of the course you will understand secondary memory, memory hierarchy topics of computer organization extremely well and be able to answer any question on these topics.Lots of students have been successful with getting their first job or a promotion after going through my courses on computer science.
Why would you choose to learn Computer Organization & Architecture ?
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The number one reason is its simplicity. According to many students in udemy, my courses are simple to understand as I always teach concepts from scratch in a simple language.
The second reason is you get a mentor for computer science through this course. I get lot of doubts from students regarding their career in computer science like which elective subject to choose, which book to refer, etc.
The third reason is, you are not just watching my videos, you can also ask doubts if you get one while watching the lectures.
Which text book should you refer ?I have used Computer Organization by Carl Hamacher. Its a great textbook. You can follow it. But I have referred lot of other textbooks like Hennessy Patterson, William Stallings, etc. So its upto you on which textbook you are comfortable with but follow a standard author book. If you complete this course, you will find it much easier to understand these textbooks. But anyway if you complete this course with good detailed notes, you don't need to read any textbook as I am reading them for you and giving the contents in an easy to understand manner.Why should you take this course?You will be joining over 4000 students who are already enrolled in one of my courses.
There are 1000+ reviews left by students. My Courses are rated as the best course to learn computer science for beginners.What makes this course a standout?
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Learning objectives
- You will become very familiar with the topics of secondary memory, memory hierarchy
- You will be able to challenge the interviewer on questions related to computer architecture & organization
- You will view computer science in a different dimension
- You will be able to answer all questions of exams like gate,pgee,isro (after completing all parts of co course)
- You will be able to get a top grade in your computer architecture & organization course in your bachelor's degree (after completing all parts of co))
- Understand how secondary memory works
- Understand how various levels of memory work together
- You will become very familiar with the topics of secondary memory, memory hierarchy
- You will be able to challenge the interviewer on questions related to computer architecture & organization
- You will view computer science in a different dimension
- You will be able to answer all questions of exams like gate,pgee,isro (after completing all parts of co course)
- You will be able to get a top grade in your computer architecture & organization course in your bachelor's degree (after completing all parts of co))
- Understand how secondary memory works
- Understand how various levels of memory work together
Syllabus
Memory Organization
Important : Simultaneous vs Hierarchial Memory Organization
Example 1 on Memory Hierarchy
Example 2 on Memory Hierarchy
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Activities
Form a Study Group for Memory Hierarchy Concepts
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Strengthen understanding through collaborative learning and peer support.
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Memory Hierarchy
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Identify a group of peers with similar interests and learning goals.
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Set regular meeting times and establish a study plan.
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Take turns presenting concepts, leading discussions, and quizzing each other.
Organize Course Notes and Resources
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Improve organization and retention by systematically compiling and reviewing course materials.
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Gather all notes, assignments, and quizzes from the course.
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Review and summarize the materials, identifying key concepts and relationships.
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Organize the materials into a logical structure, such as folders or a digital notebook.
Review of 'Computer Organization' by Carl Hamacher
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Reinforce understanding of memory organization concepts and improve memorization of key terms.
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Computer Organization and Embedded Systems by...
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Read the first three chapters of the book thoroughly.
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Take notes on the important concepts covered in these chapters.
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Summarize the key points of each chapter in your own words.
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Explore Tutorials on Virtual Memory Management
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Expand knowledge of virtual memory techniques and their applications in operating systems.
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Virtual Memory
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Identify reputable online resources or tutorials on virtual memory management.
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Follow the tutorials, taking notes and experimenting with the concepts.
Practice Memory Hierarchy Calculations
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Enhance understanding of memory hierarchy and strengthen problem-solving abilities.
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Memory Hierarchy
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Solve practice problems on address translation and memory access time.
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Simulate different memory hierarchy scenarios using online tools or software.
Attend a Workshop on Computer Architecture Simulation
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Gain practical experience in simulating computer architectures and analyzing performance.
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Computer Architecture
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Locate and register for a workshop on computer architecture simulation.
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Actively participate in the workshop, following the instructions and asking questions.
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Apply the acquired knowledge and skills to a personal project or research.
Contribute to Open-Source Memory Management Projects
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Enhance understanding of memory management techniques and contribute to the community.
Browse courses on
Memory Management
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Identify open-source projects related to memory management.
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Review the project documentation and contribute bug fixes or improvements.
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Engage with the project community to learn from others and share knowledge.
Build a Simple Memory Simulator
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Develop a deeper understanding of memory architecture and implementation by building a simulation.
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Design the architecture of the memory simulator, including components like cache, memory modules, and controllers.
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Implement the simulator using a programming language.
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Test and evaluate the simulator using different scenarios and configurations.
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Present the project to the class or share it with the community.
Form a Study Group for Memory Hierarchy Concepts
Show steps
Strengthen understanding through collaborative learning and peer support.
Browse courses on
Memory Hierarchy
Show steps
- Identify a group of peers with similar interests and learning goals.
- Set regular meeting times and establish a study plan.
- Take turns presenting concepts, leading discussions, and quizzing each other.
Organize Course Notes and Resources
Show steps
Improve organization and retention by systematically compiling and reviewing course materials.
Show steps
- Gather all notes, assignments, and quizzes from the course.
- Review and summarize the materials, identifying key concepts and relationships.
- Organize the materials into a logical structure, such as folders or a digital notebook.
Review of 'Computer Organization' by Carl Hamacher
Show steps
Reinforce understanding of memory organization concepts and improve memorization of key terms.
View
Computer Organization and Embedded Systems by...
on Amazon
Show steps
- Read the first three chapters of the book thoroughly.
- Take notes on the important concepts covered in these chapters.
- Summarize the key points of each chapter in your own words.
Explore Tutorials on Virtual Memory Management
Show steps
Expand knowledge of virtual memory techniques and their applications in operating systems.
Browse courses on
Virtual Memory
Show steps
- Identify reputable online resources or tutorials on virtual memory management.
- Follow the tutorials, taking notes and experimenting with the concepts.
Practice Memory Hierarchy Calculations
Show steps
Enhance understanding of memory hierarchy and strengthen problem-solving abilities.
Browse courses on
Memory Hierarchy
Show steps
- Solve practice problems on address translation and memory access time.
- Simulate different memory hierarchy scenarios using online tools or software.
Attend a Workshop on Computer Architecture Simulation
Show steps
Gain practical experience in simulating computer architectures and analyzing performance.
Browse courses on
Computer Architecture
Show steps
- Locate and register for a workshop on computer architecture simulation.
- Actively participate in the workshop, following the instructions and asking questions.
- Apply the acquired knowledge and skills to a personal project or research.
Contribute to Open-Source Memory Management Projects
Show steps
Enhance understanding of memory management techniques and contribute to the community.
Browse courses on
Memory Management
Show steps
- Identify open-source projects related to memory management.
- Review the project documentation and contribute bug fixes or improvements.
- Engage with the project community to learn from others and share knowledge.
Build a Simple Memory Simulator
Show steps
Develop a deeper understanding of memory architecture and implementation by building a simulation.
Show steps
- Design the architecture of the memory simulator, including components like cache, memory modules, and controllers.
- Implement the simulator using a programming language.
- Test and evaluate the simulator using different scenarios and configurations.
- Present the project to the class or share it with the community.
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